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suspension

Air Suspension Height Sensor

for 2012 Tesla Roadster Single Motor RWD · RWD
Editorial review:Chris HacklemanMaster Technician · 20+ years · Jeff MooreMaster Mechanic · 20+ years
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The 2012 Tesla Roadster (Lotus Elise-based platform) was not factory-equipped with air suspension. It uses conventional coil-over struts. There is no OEM 'air suspension height sensor' procedure for this vehicle, and fabricating one would risk incorrect repairs.

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